My guitar dilemma.

blastingas10 · 03-30-2012, 12:07 PM

Now I see what you mean about "noodling".

Ive thought the same thing about bass. Single-note noodling is the one thing I really have a grasp on. I struggle with creating melodies and chord progressions and that's led me to believe that I should make an investment in a bass. It just seems simpler. But guitar is still something I have a passion for and I desire to learn how to harness the instrument.

A lot of my friends play instruments, so you'd think it'd be no problem having some jam buddies. Unfortunately I work a lot and I don't always have time. It's a bummer. I've jammed with them a few times and it's really fun. I've always imagined that jamming with other people would really expand your horizons instrumentally.

03-30-2012, 12:07 PM	#10 (permalink)
blastingas10 Music Addict Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 2,126	Now I see what you mean about "noodling". Ive thought the same thing about bass. Single-note noodling is the one thing I really have a grasp on. I struggle with creating melodies and chord progressions and that's led me to believe that I should make an investment in a bass. It just seems simpler. But guitar is still something I have a passion for and I desire to learn how to harness the instrument. A lot of my friends play instruments, so you'd think it'd be no problem having some jam buddies. Unfortunately I work a lot and I don't always have time. It's a bummer. I've jammed with them a few times and it's really fun. I've always imagined that jamming with other people would really expand your horizons instrumentally.